Transportation of Solids Using Centrifugal Pumps March 9-13, 2020 Grovetown, GA - KSB
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Transportation of Solids Using Centrifugal Pumps March 9-13, 2020 Grovetown, GA Sponsored by The GIW Hydraulic Test Laboratory & Augusta University
Course Overview
Monday, March 9, 2020 Tuesday, March 10, 2020 Wednesday, March 11, 2020
Course begins at 10:00 am
▪▪ Fluid Flow Principles ▪▪ Settling Slurry Basics ▪▪ Analysis of Test Results
▪▪ Basic Concepts of Centrifugal Pumps ▪▪ Non-Settling Slurry Basics ▪▪ Settling Slurries Advanced Topics
▪▪ Basic Relations for Slurry Flows ▪▪ Bed Formation and Deposition ▪▪ Tour of GIW Manufacturing Facility
▪▪ Settling of Solids in Liquids ▪▪ Water Hammer/Clear Loop Demos (Optional)
▪▪ Classification of Slurries ▪▪ Settling Slurry Test ▪▪ Non-Settling Slurry Test
▪▪ Hydraulic Lab Tour ▪▪ Slurry Pump Materials
Thursday, March 12, 2020 Friday, March 13, 2020
Course ends at 12:00 pm
▪▪ Analysis of Test Results ▪▪ Slurry Pump Wear Performance
▪▪ Complex Slurries ▪▪ Total Cost of Ownership
▪▪ Slurry Pump Wear and Performance ▪▪ Operating Experiences with
▪▪ Slurry Pump Design and Construction Centrifugal Pumps
▪▪ Working Session: Total System Design ▪▪ Closing Session
The theoretical and practical aspects of slurry transport, from Optional activities include a tour of the GIW manufacturing
design to operations, are covered by an international staff of facility and an evening Hospitality Suite where participants
experts in the field. The format includes classroom lectures, can see slurry pumps first hand, test drive GIW’s SLYSEL
pipeline pumping tests, demonstrations of slurry flow in the software for pump & pipeline calculations, and meet with the
GIW Hydraulic Lab, and an extended “Total System Design” teaching staff in an informal setting.
workshop where participants can practice the skills they have
learned. The course is intended for university-educated engineers
specializing in slurry pipeline system design and slurry pump
Course participants receive a printed copy of all presentations, application. Participants should be fluent in English.
a workbook with practice problems and solutions, and a
copy of the supporting textbook “Slurry Transport Using The course is sponsored by GIW Industries and Augusta
Centrifugal Pumps” by Wilson, Addie, Sellgren and Clift. University. Three continuing education units are awarded
upon completion.
Reab Berry , 51-year GIW veteran, conducts a hands-on Lab demonstrations include a miniature, see-thru slurry system
demonstration of the effects of water hammer. and full sized pipeline tests of settling and non-settling slurries.
Registration Deadlines and Fees Course fees includes all lectures, lunches, course textbook, and a training manual. ▪▪ Early Registration (Payment Received by January 17, 2020) Fee $2300.00 ▪▪ Late Registration (after January 8th) Fee $2500.00 ▪▪ Multiple Attendee Discount Companies registering 2 or more employees: Early registration fee $2070 Late registration fee $2250 per employee Accommodations: A block of rooms is reserved at the Augusta Marriott (2 Tenth Street). Reservations are made for attendees by GIW, but rooma and parking will be paid by the registrant. Details are on the registration form. While staying at the host hotel is not required, all classroom sessions will be held at this hotel. Transportation will be provided from the Augusta Marriott to GIW for all participants. Airports: Augusta Regional Airport (AGS). Complimentary hotel shuttle. Atlanta International Airport (ATL) 2 1/2 hour drive from hotel. Ground Transportation: AGS - Hotel shuttle call 706-722-8900 when you land. ATL - Groome Transportation provides shuttles from the Atlanta airport to Augusta www.groometransportation.com. General: Registrations must be approved by GIW before acceptance. GIW reserves the right to limit attendance or to cancel the course and refund registration fees. Course begins at 10:00am on Monday at the hotel and ends at noon on Friday. Please make your travel arrangements accordingly. Enrollment Options: Registration forms can be obtained from the GIW website (www.giwindustries.com) or by calling 706-434-0734. Cancellation: Cancellations made after January 17, 2020 will result in NO REFUND. A substitute may be enrolled at any time prior to the start of the course.
Teaching Staff
Dr. Anders Sellgren, professor emeritus Robert Visintainer, P.E., Vice President
of water resources engineering at Luleå of Engineering, Research & Development
University of Technology in Sweden, has for GIW Industries, has worked in the
over 40 years of international experience design, testing, sales and manufacture of
in research, development, and design centrifugal pumps since 1981, with special
of various slurry pumping systems. He focus on slurry wear prediction methods
has published numerous papers and is a and all aspects of slurry pump hydraulic
co-author of the book “Slurry Transport and mechanical design. A graduate of the
Using Centrifugal Pumps.” Georgia Institute of Technology, Robert
holds degrees in Physics and Mechanical
Engineering.
Dr. Václav Matoušek, professor of Dr. John Furlan, Senior Hydraulic
civil engineering at Czech Technical Engineer for GIW Industries, holds
University in Prague, has over 20 years a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from
of international research experience in Case Western Reserve University. He is
slurry transport particularly in connection responsible for hydraulic design, wear, and
with dredging. He holds a MSc in civil performance prediction of centrifugal slurry
engineering from the Czech Technical pumps. He performs experimental and
University and PhD in mechanical computational research in the areas of
engineering (dredging engineering) from solid particle erosion, solid-liquid, and gas-
the Delft Technical University in the liquid flows through slurry pumps, hydro-
Netherlands. cyclones, and pipelines.
Dr. Harry H. Tian, GIW’s Director of John Harding, Pump Application Manager
Metallurgy and Materials R&D, holds has been with the KSB Group since 1988
a Ph.D. in metallurgical and materials and with GIW since 2000. His particular
engineering from the University of Alabama. area of focus is on pump selections, pump
He has more than 30 years of experience in applications and trouble shooting of slurry
research, teaching and industry, and has systems.
published numerous technical papers in
national and international journals and
conferences. Dr. Tian has been with GIW
since 1992.
George McCall II, P.E., Manager of the
GIW Hydraulic Lab, has worked in testing,
research, and development for more than
20 years and has 8 years experience in
the pump industry. A graduate of the
Georgia Institute of Technology, George
holds bachelors and masters degrees
in Mechanical Engineering and is a
Professional Engineer.
GIW Industries, Inc. (A KSB Company)
5000 Wrightsboro Road, Grovetown
Georgia 30813-2842, USA
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